Pangsapuri di Agadir

Great experience, the hotel is beautiful.in and out. Staff are awesome and very friendly. Very close to the beach and 10 minutes drive from agadir bay. The only downside is that the gym is very small and has limited equipment. And the cost internally for everything was very expensive.

It was my first time in this hotel room was amazing food was amazing waiting time was long because I came from other hotel at 12.30pm room was not ready so I was tired waiting till 3.00pm I order chicken tajeen was nice and burger meal was very nice food room was amazing but I don't recommend the view as the sea is not clearly visible like atlas amadil hotel has only thing was nice everything was brand new in the room that was standing out

The hotel service was very poor, no one helps you, bedding and towels are very old and worn out, room.service come early morning whilst ur sleeping amd take ur towels, replace with fresh ones late afternoon so ur basically waking up, showering washing up etc without any towels, 2 basic washing gel bottles, one near sink and one in shower, no kettle or water in room and upon asking for warm water was told none available, pool is cold and not very clean. If your room is on the front side then very noisy at nighy as 2 nightclubs next door, we were on basement floor so was quiet. Breakfast is same every day, overdone fried egg and parathas, cereal in open bowls, oranges and apples as fresh fruit amd croissants amd crumpets. If you like ur tea then I would suggest take your own tea bags as its very weak and also cold in the kettle in dining area. Was nice enough, had lovely lobby and pool area with table tennis,pool amd archery but overall was disappointed with the service

This resort is very good, the reception is stunning, the rooms are clean to a good standard, and the food has great options! I’m not sure where the bad reviews complaining about the food came from honestly and this is from someone who is a picky eater! The reception and waiter staff are very accommodating and friendly. There is a nice walk to the marina and city or you can take a taxi, plenty to do. The only down side to our holiday was unfortunately the entertainers, which usually make a resort. I don’t like to complain but they approached us on the first day asking for a review for themselves in which we were happy to do so, although we had only just met them and didn’t know anything of what they offered or even their names. They proceeded to take our phones and attempt to write reviews theirselves on our phones. We didn’t like this and felt it was very pushy and too much. Throughout the holiday whilst we were relaxing at the pool they kept pestering us to write one, by the end of the holiday we had only had these conversations with them of them asking for a review, still didn’t know each others names or had any relationship built with them which we have had at other resorts in the past. Kind of just felt like all they wanted to do all day was write reviews on guests phone as one of the days we said we would do it ourselves later they sat with some guests next to us by the pool for an hour, took their phones and wrote their own review. This wasn’t all of the staff the other entertainers kind of left us to it which we were fine with.

This is a lovely hotel. Not far from the beach, bus station within a short walk. Nice staff and good food. My room was very nice. I would recommend it.

From the moment I arrived at the Sofitel Thalassa Sea & Spa, I felt like a VIP. The check-in process was seamless, and the staff was always available to assist with anything I needed. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the views of the ocean were breathtaking. If you're looking for a luxurious getaway, look no further than the Sofitel Thalassa Sea & Spa. The facilities are top-notch, from the pool to the restaurants to the spa. But what really made my stay special was the staff, who were incredibly attentive and made me feel like royalty.

Not going to lie I booked this hotel then saw the reviews and was mortified. Luckily a few weeks after booking reviews got better. I didn't know what to expect when we arrived but I was presently surprised. The rooms are very basic and need a referb but for the price we paid I can't grumble. The maid cleaned the room daily and we got clean towels daily. The breakfast was like any other continental breakfast. All in all Staff are very helpful and I would stay in this hotel again. There's trips available to book in the lobby, we wanted to do the Souk and Agadir Oufella. There was a guided trip available but we decided to make our own way there, we took the local bus to the Souk which cost 5 Moroccan Durham per person each way. There's lots of people to book excursions through on the sea front. Two of the best places we ate are Blacksmiths & Pure Passion, would highly recommend.

Neat and clean hotel, with delicious buffets. The staff is friendly and helpful. The pool is clean too and the location is perfect to enjoy the sun. Perfect for solo traveller or couples. The beach is 5 minutes of walk.

Not our first time in Morocco but first time at this hotel. It is a reasonable 3 star hotel. The rooms are reasonably sized, clean (maid service every day) and the beds large and comfortable (although on the hard side). Our only criticism would be the balcony, it’s too small but had a good view over the amazing pool. The pool is great. Large and for the most part a uniform 1m deep. It does have a deeper 2m section for jumping/diving. They do various activities around the pool each day such as aquarobics and the attendants are really observant so if you need a sun lounger or mat they are on it straight away. We were B&B so can only rate the breakfast. It was pretty standard fare which had no variation, to be expected in a budget hotel. Egg station was good as was the local bread making station (delicious). From a general perspective expect buffet style local food with a few western bits added in. And ok quality, not gormet quality!! Hotel in general is large with lots of restaurants/bars but if you are not AI they are expensive compared to local establishments based around the hotel. You can get alcohol but it’s not as good quality as the other bars close at hand such as Nil Blue or Actors Studio, but that’s as expected. The position is first class, right on the beach front and has its own section on the beach to provide a secure area for hotel residents. Children’s activities. Seriously if your children can’t be entertained here I’m not sure what you are expecting. The pool and surrounding area is child friendly and really well maintained. There is ping pong, pool, darts, sand pits, inflatables for the pool, balls, kids clubs etc etc The area, love it. The promenade is superb and probably the longest I have seen at about 3.5 miles. Similarly the beach is fabulous, clean and with a wide expanse of golden sand. The sea is warm and the waves great for having some body surfing fun. Agadir is a great winter destination, the weather has been constant at about 28 and although a few clouds on a morning all burnt off by midday.

I am absolutely amazed at the High ratings this hotel gets! It is a lovely hotel & pool area. Most of the staff are great, and if you are lucky enough to get a nice room you will be happy. If you get an odd number room in block 1, you won't be. This was a treat for my wife's 70th birthday, which the hotel was pre advised by easyjet. We arrived late morning and was told we would have to wait (understandably) for our room to be prepared, which will be about 2 hours. I, naively, assumed that a nice room with a bottle of wine maybe, was being arranged as a little treat for my wife. After 3 hours I was given a key for room 1237. I will state now, there is only I lift in each of these blocks, right at the end of a long corridor furthest from reception. There was no one at that time to help with our large heavy suitcases, so off we struggled and when we got to the room our hearts sank. These rooms ovelook a dirty rubbish strewn street opposite a hotel renovation with the jackhammers going. Straight back to reception where all the young girl could say was I booked a room with a balcony? True I did, but I had requested a quite room with a balcony overlooking the pool for my wife's special occasion and this was the best they can do? She admitted she had only been doing reception for 2 months and seem to have no thought for the older guests. After about 10 minutes of back and forth, I asked for a manager and magically they found a really nice ground floor room. Having been to 2 of the Riu's in Agadir, they are much more accommodating.Food is 70% Moroccan tangine,20% pasta, 10% chips etc. Nice but very repetitive, breakfast was the same as most all inclusive hotels, it was like most of the dishes were just refilled from lunch to dinner apart from a slight change of the poor quality main meat offering. We love our food but by the third day we we were not loving this anymore.This was the dearest all inclusive hotel we have ever booked for our 4th visit to Agadir, which we love. Never again!